Kevin 2ee0a576e3 Added <Tab> and <Shift><Tab> to normal mode, doing the same thing as in ... visual, :wsudo and :esudo can now be run with :sudow and :sudoe, fixed a few issues where gvim settings wouldn't be enabled if gvim was started using :gui in command mode, = now does what + does so you can use - and + without holding shift for the + part, the ctrl/shift up/down/left/right + h/j/k/l stuff now works the same for both using the behaviour I suspect most people will expect from them, a 'lot' of behaviour that didn't work in tmux should now work provided tmux is using xterm-keys and has its $TERM set to screen*, a bunch of new default settings have been added to settings.vim (though they're mostly subtle or behind the scenes tweaks) and it's commented and organized better now too, and the gvim menubar no longer appears by default (but you can toggle it with <Ctrl><F1>)		2014-03-28 07:36:19 -04:00
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keyboard.vim	Added <Tab> and <Shift><Tab> to normal mode, doing the same thing as in	2014-03-28 07:36:19 -04:00
plugins.vim	changed the clipboard to 'unnamedplus' which cuts/copies to the xorg clipboard and the desktop one, and pastes from the desktop. I also tweaked the theme to include more variety, make things more readable and apply more logic as to what has what colour/style. F2-F4 are now the line number and highlight toggles, ` and ~ are now toggles for nerdtree/ctags, visual highlighted text is now replaced with p rather than needing to use P, ctrl-t,n,p open new tabs and cycle to the next and previous one respectively, and each ctrl/shift-up/down/left/right combo now has a h,j,k,l equivalent with more complete movement. The autocomplete list no longer has a limit, and folded code is now collapsed at a lower depth.	2014-03-24 20:36:36 -04:00
settings.vim	Added <Tab> and <Shift><Tab> to normal mode, doing the same thing as in	2014-03-28 07:36:19 -04:00